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- Tear open one sachet.
- Wipe the lens gently, from the centre outwards.
- Turn the wipe to a clean side for a final pass.
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Discover Our Featured Brand AUTOBEADThe Drivers HQ is the exclusive UK reseller of Autobead, the British detailing range for the wash, wheels, polishing and protection.Shop the Brand Individually packed Invisible Glass lens wipes, 40 pack
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Stoner Invisible Glass Lens Wipes are premium lens cleaner wipes, each one individually packaged so you can keep them anywhere. Stoner makes them with no streaky soaps or dyes, and the box promises they make glass invisible.
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Smudged sunglasses, a dirty phone camera or smeared safety goggles are easy to fix when a wipe is to hand. Stoner packs each Invisible Glass lens wipe on its own, so the box can live in the glovebox, a bag or the toolbox, with a wipe ready when you need it. There are no streaky soaps or dyes, and there are 40 in the box. Each wipe measures 5 x 6 in (12.75 x 15.25 cm), enough for a pair of glasses or a camera lens in one go.
Caution: Brush off grit before wiping, so it is not dragged across the lens.
Top Tip: Blow or brush off any grit before you wipe, so it cannot scratch the lens.
40, each individually packaged.
5 x 6 inches, about 12.75 x 15.25 cm.
Stoner lists eyeglasses, camera lenses, video cameras, binoculars, photocopiers, phone cameras, safety goggles and other optic lenses.
A premium lens cleaner. Stoner makes it with no streaky soaps or dyes.
Yes. Stoner suggests the car, truck, boat, purse, locker or toolbox.
Stoner's Invisible Glass range.
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